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Confused if I'm pregnant or not.
My boyfriend and I are trying to have a baby.. been 2 going onto 3 weeks since we last had unprotected sex. Past week I've been experiencing cramps and back pains. I eat way much more then I used too and I constantly need to use the bathroom and I have this headache that won't go away.. I don't have tender breasts though.. I had a very light and short period about a week ago. It's irregular for me to experience cramp's and back pains. So I'm worried. I took 2 tests , both negative.. maybe it is too early ? Or maybe I'm just not pregnant , but if I am not why is my body experiencing such a change???? PLEASE help I am worried.
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Dr. Swati Chitnis
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17 yrs exp
Mumbai
Do a beta hCG and ultrasound after 1 week. It will give a better picture. You could be having a hormone disturbance or very early pregnancy
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Dr. Divyaa
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Ur last period date
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